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Interview G. j. Pitman g. Co.
Or cement side walks and cistcrns.
20 box, 1874. Otiice, 400, kln 81
747.

Look for this tplace. IL is your
chance 10 get bargains. Over 1000
pairs of sample and consigned Sho' s
VIII be sold at retail ut Boston factory
cost. Lldies' and Chil,lrcns' low cut
ald slipper goods speciality. These
sample shoes are tie very nest made
and You will find them at 747 Elm
Street, opposite Mcltosky's lIardwa' c
store. w. q. GILLESPIE, Man.
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EAST DALLAS ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized TO announce Mr.. q.
". Crutcher ms a candidate for reelection
a. Mayor of the city OF East Dallts.
We ara authorized TO announce Chas. o.
Wood AS candidate for reelection as al
derman of the 4th ward In East Dallas.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

We are authorized to announce W. G..
COnuor as a candidate for Mayor OF the city
of Dallas at the ensuing election.
Grateful for pagt favors. JOHN HENRY
BROWN respectfully sollcits the support OF
ne voters of Dallas Tor reelection to the
Office of mayor. Mt the election to be held ON.
Tuesday, April D, 1851
We are authorized 10 announce Ed G.
,mith ms q candidate for Mayor Of the city
of Dallas at the ensuing election.
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Fl. &T.C. R'y.
fhe OnlV All Steel Rail Line in the State

Double daily trains each way. Through
B.iiiet Sleepcrs between New Orleans ana
ST. Louis on trains l and 4, and between
Galveston and 81. Louis on trains and =,
via Dallas. Denl>on and Scdalia. sleepers
between Houston and Austin. Through
tickets 10 all points. Quickest route to New
orleans apd point In the Southwest Choice
OF routes via Denison and st. Louis or
Houston and New Orleans. Steamship
tickets to or from any point In Europe.
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FOR RECORDER.

We are authorized to announce Harry L..
Obenchain rs n candidate Tor Recorder;
election Tuesday, April ., 1887.
W ere authorized to announce Tom
Brown as n candidate FOR the Office Of Re
sorder OF the City of Dallas.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. S. p.
Morris as q candidate for Recorder.
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DTSTIST. e. o.. kNpRusS,
si"iiSh Reinhardt Building

DENTIST-Charles b. Lewis.
Postoface Building. Kim street.
Consult, ms usual, DIR. Wasscrzug on
sll sexual. nervous and chronic dis
eases. 734 Elm street, Dallas, Tex.
Call and examine our assortment OF
Dog Collars and Locks. Bycicle, Car
Whistles, &C. PADGITT Bros.
Patterson's Drugstore open all night
Stone jars, jugs, churns, milk crooks
At low prices at the Arcade.
The 20 ccnt unlaundred shirts at
the Arcade are not to be equaled.
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Just the Thing Tor hot weather, a
Gas CCoAing SlOve. Keeps the house
cool; per,cclly sale and economical.
No labor required; no ashes nor dirt.
A perfect success and household ne
Iessily. Can be seen at aud Tor sac
by dallas City Gas Light Company,
office 72f Main street.
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nanss laik y~ald.
GILBERT, CLARK 81 CO.,
Editors and Proprietors.
Notice L Subscribers.

No one is authorized to collect for
subscription for the HERALD, unless
bills arc duly rcceiptcd on printed
ferns when presented.
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March IS. 1881

Spring is here; and with it the
handsomcst line of Baby Carriages
ever shown in Dallas. at j. X Halves,
725 and 727 Elm street.
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For first class work IN sign painting
60 10 Dale, Gao Elm street.
Fresh Magnolia Hams and Cranber-
ries at +. II. Craddock's Eiyay Street
Grocery
Buckwhcat roasted cotlees, canned
goods, mackcrcl, herrings, apple but.
ter, fresh crackers, etc, at Bouchc's,
S24 Main street.
Pattcrsou'a dug store open al night
Dale the painter, 6l5 Elm street. .
Pacific Express auction Gale Of UNI
claimed packages at Fine Very Fines
April 2.
Mems Fine Calf and Kangaroo shoes
made to order at Hunsiable & Moorc's
~ Elm street.
Telephone the Troy steam Laundry.
Call at G.. w. Loudcn's secondhand
store, S22 Elm street, If you want 10
rent turAiiure.
Highest prices paid for secondhand
furniture at G.. W. LoudcTs Second-
hand store, S22 Elm street.
May Blossot Tea, the best tea on
the market, at Bouche's, S24 Main
street; so cents per pound.
DR.. G.. Beaumont has removed his
office lr, m IN Elm street 10 700 Main
street. over Patlersoll's drug store.
Telephone tho Troy Steam Laundry
For your spring suits and your
choice of n large assortment of inl-
ported and domestic goods and per-
feet fit, call on Ericsson ~ llamlund,
the merchant tailors, 507 Main street
Get ready and attend the aucti II
sale of unclaimed, Pacific Express
packages at Fine Very Fines, Satur-
day, April 2.
At the Postoflicc Drug Store you
will find an elegant line OF; Palmer,
WriglIs and Lorcnz Bros. Triple Ex-
tracs Tor the toilet.
Fresh country butter at Boucho's.'
Shoes fer spring and summer, the
largest stock, most complete line ana
latest styles Just received by Huns,a-
bic a. Moore ~ Elm street.
Remnants of cmbroideries in all
lengths at aboat one halt price at the
Arcade.
Now is the time TO buy your Toilet
Soaps and you should call AMI cXnm-
inc the large stock at the Pos,oilicc
Drug Store.
For sale, two huggics at q. w.
I.ouden's second hand store, 80 Elm
street.
Don't forget the sale OF unclaimed
Pacific Express nackages Oh next Sat.
urday at Fine Very Fine.
Troy Steam Laundry, 1924 Elm st. =
The best so cent unlaundrcd shirts
in the world, at the Arcade.
Geo. r. Lack. the Dyer and Scourcr
at 705 Elm street makes specially OF
cleanding aud dyeng Genilemen's
Suits and Ladies' Dresses. AL work
,iene equal TO aIy northern work.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO
and goods promptly returned. Al
work guaranteed as represented.
Children's fancy collars at cents
each at the Arcade.
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CisteIn aud ',Ide Walks.

J J Schillenger's patent cement walks
laid, clslerns built. also repaired by
L } PITMAN & Co.,
20 boz 1C4. Once. 7Uy Elm st.
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REMOVAL.
THE OREGON AL.
DIR. WIN. THOMAS,

Has removed his Office from corner Elm
and Murphy 10 his elegantly fitted up Office
over tue new dry COOS house OF fel.nad,
Girumbach & Harris, Elm street
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'I'EIE CITY.
Additional City News

City news to be found on 2nd, Srd
nd 9Th pages.
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John Klein, ~ Nam street, practi
ca, halter. Cleaning and ro2ovating
silk, soft and sta hats speciality.
Work guaranteed.
For Sewing Machines sewing ma
chine needles, oil, Attachments and
parts cal on George \. Webster, $50
Elan street.
The Toy Laundry does the finest
work n the city. Telephone.
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For information about rates, tickets
routes. etc. apply 70 any agent of Houston
4 Texas Central railway, or 10
c. e. ODEN.
Union Depot Ticket Agent, Dallas.
II. A. JONES,
City Ticket AGENT, Dallas.
A. FAULKNER,
General Passenger Agent, llouSl"n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-07
NInliunp Snus Iiiddleberser,

WooDsrocK, Va, Sept. G.-The suit Of
Senator Malone against Senator Riddle.
berger for tho recovery Of $500, was tried
in the Circuit Court yesterday. Malone
claims that the money was loaned to Rid.
dleberger personally, and the latter testi.
fed that every statement made by Ma.
hone was untrue. Rlddleberger admitted
having received money from Malone In
1873, but not in 1881, and what was given
him went to pay election expenses. He
did not got the benefit Of any Of the mon.
ey., ut went to candidates" he said, Tor,
II tho truth were known, or If 1t were
possible to prove" Here an objec'
ton to the Senator's remarks was made
aud he .alopped. A; letter was handed
Riddleberger, which he acknowledged was
hia. It was dated July II, 1881, ad'
dressed to Malone, and acknowledged the
receipt OF a draft, stating further that he
Riddleberger) had devoted much Of the
previous day to applying it. The Jury
were discharged until to-day. Another
suit will be brought by Malone for the
recovery Of 81 900, alleged to have beer
lent to Riddleberger, and Malone is ex'
pected to be present at tho trial. q ~
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LAwLEssNEss ar cEnEDo.
Attempt 10 Murder nu Aged Citizen and q
~ yvifs-Attempt Of ,rrecilne,

Attempt TO Murder au Aged Citizen and His
M lVife-Attempt at ,rrecklne. 775' =, >
OEREDo, W. VA, Sept. G.-This place is
excited over dastardly attempt to murder
A. L. Bush, aged 50, and his
wife, aged IS. at s o'clock this
morning two men bent on robbery
either negroes or white men BACKED
wore discovered 10 be in the house and
shot Mr.. Bush in the forehead aud Mrs.
Bush in the body, inilicting probably NOR.
tai wounds. A twelve.yesI-old grandson
was in the house and in bis fight
wau shot at several times. He gave, ;he
alarm and hundreds Of citizens are scour-
ing the surrounding country after tie
perpetrators. They secured forty dollars
in money. The parties had evidently
intended to wreck the pay car, which was
due early this morning as huge obatruc.
ton had been placed on the track, but n
freight train came along and demolished
the obstruction. Being foi,ed in this thew
went to the house Of Mr.. Bueh,
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! PATENT OFFICE WORK.
The Commissioners Annual Report
--Ll y BRCan Shurtnro L-l.L...

The Commissioners Annual Report-The
@l Bacon Shortage. ~
WASHINGTON, D.. O., Sept. 6.-Benton
J. Hall, the Commissioner OF Patents, in
his synopsis Of his annual report furnish.
ed the Secretary Of the Interior, says that
at the end Of the fiscal year ended June
80 laat, the olics was well up with the
business in charge. '.f5 jt'g {st1i'4 ,S.5
The number Of applications for patents
Of all kinds received during the last fiscal
year was 40,07S; for the fiscal year ended
June so, lSsG, the number was Sc, los. ~
Referring to the dedication Of Financial
Clerk Lsvi Bacon, deceased, the Commits.
sioner Gays that the shortage was S3l ,O9l,
against which were found due bills, mis-.
cellaneous memoranda, etc., amounting to
Sl5.0ll. From the aggregate Of the due
bills, $s.GGS lave been collected, leaving
So 442 as the present deficiency. IfI0,
The number Of patents granted during
the year. including reissues and desicuu'
WIS q, 732. Number Of trade marks regis.
tered, IDOL; number Of labels registered.
SS4; number Of patents expired, Il, 7S2.
The receipts Of the Office aggregate 81, i5O..
0lG; expenditures, 1881, 644; surplus.
SlGS. 40l. l. q. .el..5iIs 4 i 80 I'-4'
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MRS, CLEVELAND DECLINES.
She will Engage In no Ceremony In whIcl
pNlf'H+ Grover has no Part. ~


she Will Engage In no Ceremony In whIcl,
Grover has no Part.
New YoRK, Sept. 0.-The following let
ter explains itself: .l5 "A
is EXECUTIVE MANSION, "
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.
To this Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, Mayor OF
New York; the Hon. r. Bee KHAN, Pres.
ident Of the Board OF Aldermen: the
Hon. James E. Fitzgerald: ;,
GENrLEMES-I have received your pless.
ing note, requesting me, on behalf Of tho
donors Of certain flags to be presented to
the New York fire department., as we'll %
in bshalf Of the citizenu OF Now York gen.
orally and the executive and legislative
branches of the city government, to do.
liver the colors mentioned to the depart
ment on such day in September as shall
suit my convenience. It would certainly
afford me pleasure to contribute in any
degree to the Significance Of this occasion
and to the satisfaction of the brave and
gallant men whose services are thus to be
recognized. hope, however, that shall
not be misunderstood when base my de-
clination OF your kind invitation on my
unwillingness to assume that I, rs the
wife Of the President, ought to participate
60 prominently in public ceremony in
which he has no part. = si=2jR. y. a. I'll
N44 Yours very truly, l@ ~
~ 9,., FRANCES FoLsoN CLEVELAND.
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SERIOUS CoNFLAGRAr1oy.
Big Firo Mt n Panhandle Railroud Cros,
IS inE-Trnlns DELAYED for vtn,r.5.-t m


Bls Firo Mt a Panhandle ERailrond Cross.
ing-Irains Delayed for Hours. Va,
ANDERsoN, IND, Sept. 0.-The LARGE,
heading factory Of Frank & L. Adams.
located at the crossing Of tho Bee Line
and Panhandle railroads, near this CITY. /
burned last evening. In addition 10 the5
factory two acres Of heading slaves were
consumed: Tho. Bee Line cars. loaded
with heading bolts, and tho residenca ~
Thomas Trueblood, were also burned =
The location Of the fire was mia iron,,
the city, and could not be- reached bv tho
water mains. The fire department va. ~.
sponded. and kept the fire from snraa aS
ing. John Williama was oyercom r. .w uiH
hoat, and was carried away in a dvin vino
condition. Frank spelce, the engineer.
narrowly escaped With his lie. u Tha ioa,,
will amount to SET. 900 on, stock end M.
eehianneHsy. principally on stock. !, Thsra W., waa
$l,ooo insurance on machinery in thu thu
Hope, OF New Orleans, and 81 c1o u n the the
Louisiana, Of the came city, = There waa
no lnHuranco on True6lood'e house.
Trains on the Bee Line were DELAYED ten
houra, the passengers and mails being
transferred. M, IS - 49, - Q
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The Exeter theatre disaster is another
reminder that it is not enough to build a
place OF amusement so that nobody can
got in without a ticket. There are times
when it becomes Of supreme Importance
to got out in a hurry, and then the ticket
taker is OF 10 immediate moment. r, u,
Theatres, by reason Of certain essential
pecaliarities Of their construction, and tho
great crowds Of people that fill them, are
always in danger OF fire, and the fire al.
most always produces panic which is
worse than twenty fires in ono. The pub.
lie should inslst upon ample means OF
exit, and an absolutely fire proof drop
cnrtoin Lf.r NJ -t='sE.I,s =
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HAULING WATER Fol. ENGINES.
A Serious Difficulty In Getting Water nlon,
COMPLETING THE TICKET,

AZ
A Serious Difficulty In Getting wator along
the u. y o. -.
Water is 30 scarce along the Wheeling
division Of the Baltimore & Ohio road and
the fourth, division Of the main stem that
special water trains are in constant re-
quisition to furnish water at various points
to engines. Between Wheeling and Pitts.
burgh there is only ono wafer station
whose source Of supply has not failed,
that at Wyland's station, in Washington
county. As the freight business is unu.
Bually large just now the demand for
water Is correspondingly large. A {, an
Captain D.. @. Bachelor, supervisor Of
trains Of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
and the Wheeling and Pittsburgh diyis.
iona Of the Baltimore & Ohio road, has re-
signed his position 10 60 into the lime
stone business. Captain Jamison is act
Ing as supervisor Of trains for the Wheel
Ing and Pittsburgh road and Superiuten-
dent Patton has charge Of the Pittsburgh
and Connellsville. In M MI
The erecting Of the tunnel at West
Alexander, on the Wheeling and Pitts.
burgh division OF the Baltimore & Ohio,
will be finished October Is. The work in
the CHARTERS tunnel, near Washington, ia
also nearing completion. ~ .'p5
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n. = - = I9I1-- :
Mr.. SnenCer Denies.

BALTIMORE, MD., Sept. {. -Vice Presi.
dent Spencer aaid to-day: x
"The Baltimore & Ohio will build no
road from Philadelphia to New York. On
that account there is guarantee that the
freight and passenger business Of the Bal
timore y Ohio shall DO amply protected.
The freight buainess was already protect.
ed BY roaaon, as stated before, Of the ex-
listing contract with the Reading, and ne
gotiationa Tor through passenger business
are now in progress. /" ID asI5f1fl,,
us it true that Robert Garrett has
actually deem deposed from the presiden.
y am glad YOU brought that question
up. said Mr.. Spencer. 4"Mr. CARROTS
ponition as president Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company Is not vacated
and there Is nobody in this country au.
thorised to speak for him.; ~
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. THE MEDICAL CONGRESS.
Dr.. Flint Delivers an Address on Fever, III
lh Causes and Trentm nt-A Fiction, III y

Or. Flint Delivers an Address on Fever, III
onusos and Treatm ont--A Fiction.
| WARRINGTON, D. g., Sept. O.-The gen
eral sesaion Of the Medical Congress In
Albaugh's Theatre opened at II o'clock
this morning. S85T} IN.
A thousand Of tho delegated and a large
number Of unproies,ionRl listeners were
In attendance to hear DR.. Austin Flint, OF
New York City, deliver very interesting
and instructive address on "Feyer, its
causes, mechanism and rational treat.
ment." His hearers gave him tho cloaes.
attention throughout the hour occupied
in delivering the address. Z The general
session then adjourned until tomorrow.
The members Of the various sections Of
the Congress were diligently. at work to.
day discussing or reading and listening to
papers on medical subjects. The Influx
Of physicians has not yet ceased, and the
trains arriving late last night and this
morning brought quite number Of
delegates. "a 5alG sfSll|H3..I a. Wa
Another case OF friction growing out Of
a misunderstanding OF the facts has oc.
Saise' Oao " tue 1!l8n pny6lClaub, LIZ
Murphy, OF Dublin, has written q letter
withdrawing from the Congress because
no lelt atfronted at not being invited to
the banquet Of medical editors last night.
ASletter has been, sent to the doctor
stating that the banquet was not given
under the auspices Of the Congress, but OF
some Of the individual delegates to Il, and
that consequently the Congress had no
voice In the matter. n Ho ia asked undor
70 ne circumstances to reconsider his action.
The morning discussions at most Of the
SECTIONS wero very Blimly attended, or
had no attendance at all, as most Of the
doctors wero at the general session At
Albaugh's. ;Atsome Of the eections no one
but the secretary or chairman was
present, n f,5i-'T
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GERMAN CATHOLICS s,
Tho Anti.K. of j.. Resolutions Not Acted
H.SIg Upon-Lnst Nights Programme. -T

The Anti-K. of j.. Resolutions Not Acted
.g Upon-Lust Nights Programme. -'I-
CHICAGO, Sept. G.-The session Of the
German Roman Catholic Central Associk-
ton was resumed this morning. Il
Previous 10 the session tho delegates
attended requiem masa in St. Michael'e
Church in honor OF the deceased president
oithe eociety, John Amend. 31E5i4- Il
"a The society assembled at $50. end thc
session was opened with prayer. ~
The Committee on the Labor Bureau, to
whom WAS retened the resolution offered
yesterday by Delegate Mitch. OF St. Paul,
forbidding Catholics to join the knights Of
Labor aud requesting those who are al.
ready members to leave the order, report
cd that IS Rome bad already given it's de-
cision in regard to Tho question, thew
would recommend that thio society take
no action on the resolution, - '11"-,
Tho Rev. William Taggeft. OF Coviup.
ton, Ky, thought it would bs best 10 drop
the matter altogether, and remarks 10 the
same effect were made by other delegsteu.
Delegate Mitch spoke in favor Of his
resolution, but the convention decided Id
accept the report Of the committee, and
the matter was thus disposed Of. ~
This attornoon's session was devoted to
committee work. It was the desire OF
the various committees to finish their
routine work to-day, but owing to the
large amount Of 1t they will not be able to
finish before tomorrow. Tonight Tho
following programme was carried out at
Battery D Armory: 500 sgiI :
Pope Leo and the History Of the HOLY
see," by August Kaiser, NJ. D., Detroit ;
"German Catholics in the United Statee. i
BY the Rsy. Ferdinand Hundt, Coying..
ton, XVI" German Catholic Schools il
the United States" by the Rev. Jos, John.
aon, of Columbus, Ohio; "The German
Catholic Press" by 6. B. Muller, editor 81
Words Of Truth. Detroit, Mich. "sooial
Quotations." BY Rev. VIM. Robbers, Gov.
ington, KY; Sl"The Society," by Fredefics
Ahrond, Of St. Louis. The programme
was literally Interpreted with instru.
mental and vocal music. f',.l5
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MN. MoRGAN,s sTATEAIENr,

He Thinks Things Should Now Move Slow.
s. ly-Stuck Declining. ~ III
New YORK, Sept. 6.-J. Pierrpont Nor.
gan said to-day 10 reporter that things
would have to go slowly now in relation
to the Baltimore & Ohio deal. Thera was
much work to be done, he said, and full
examination Of the company's affairs has
to be made. Concerning the statement
from Baltimore that Vice President speu.
Ger, of the Baltimore & Ohio, would sue.
coed President Garrett, he said that the
report was premature. He had no ad.
vices to that effect, although he could not
positively Btate that such was not the CAGE.
The Board Of Directors would choose the
President. He did not know OF any meet.
ing Of the directors being called to elect a
President or to taks action in the matter
Of Issuing new eecuritiee.
A Baltimore telegram says: Baltimore
4 Ohio stock is gradually but surely de.
Ginning in price. Up to / P. NJ. it fell Of
four and one.half dollars share sincs
morning and is now quoting at l42i. Last
Saturday 1t sold for $50. 'a.~'I'
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A Supdny!nIur,le

PonTsaoUru, O., Sept; 6.-John Wells,
superintendent Of the Quincy, KY, Sun
day school, dismissed his school Sunday,
and was just emerging from the church
when he wac shot BY his neishbor, John
Harris, and instantly killed. The shoot
ing was the result OF an old foud. Harris
is atill at large, and de6es the officers Of
tina law sg,sEr.St,E i-i, 4 Il 70. ,s...l =
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THE fine steamship Ssrvia had rough
voyage across this time. Senator Spooner,
who was passenger, said he counted the
life bos. accommodations and found
there was provision for seven hundred.
Tho Servia had on board o thousand
souls. If the chip had started for the
bottom tho other three hundred would
have been in hard luck. II the lrst class
steamers are so provided, what ID the
probable provision Of tho second class
and the third claus? ~
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I: Electrical CourtshIp,

/ CHATrASooaA, Tenn, Sept. GA very
romantic marriage has jus! taken place at
stark's Station, Ga. q. s.. Harris, tole-
graph operator at Dalton, and Miss Ella
Phillips, m operator at Sugar Valley,
courted over the wires and mot by agree.
ment at stark's Station, where they were
married under a, big hickory tree. They
went from there to Dalton, and then de.
parted for their respective posts OF duty. )